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Why is that?
The downsides of being secure are a 5 minute setup, once. The thought process of "should this be secure?" is 10 minutes even if the answer is obvious. So why bother? Just be secure and move on.
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Honest question. What is the current obsession with https for things that don't need to be secure like looking at drum patterns?
That ship has sailed. http has been retired.
1.youre missing the 808 clap!? 2.nice to have: beat one of each bar to be slighly darker than the others.
3.And obviously in true feature creep style: pls implement some random feature i use in my daw
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That ship has sailed. http has been retired.
It hasn't been retired. Using HTTPS everywhere is cargo cult nonsense. Most sites do not benefit from it, and the push to have it everywhere is obnoxious as hell.
Man in the middle attacks are very real. A good ratio of routers get hacked during manufacture, or have a backdoor that get exploited by other hackers. an http hits make these exploit even easier to execute. Public WiFi are often insecure, https works around that problem (for the most part).
From an attacker perspective, widespread https has become obnoxious, yes.
Nice site, a few things: 1.youre missing the 808 clap!? 2.nice to have: beat one of each bar to be slighly darker than the others. 3.And obviously in true feature creep style: pls implement some random feature i use in my daw
(look just under the stylised-R of the Roland logo on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_TR-808#/media/File:TR-8... for the pair on the original front panel)
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Honest question. What is the current obsession with https for things that don't need to be secure like looking at drum patterns?
Browsers seem to lose their mind when presented with not HTTPS content these days right?
I get bothered by it, Chrome doesn't even allow to confirm and proceed at the boom of the warning page anymore, but there is some flag you may disable if you feel safe about all your visits.
Hopefully Google will start flagging ipv4 servers too. And one day block them by default.
Love this idea and the execution. Would it make sense to make this for synth patches or some other musical idea? I'm wondering if that's something you plan on exploring in the future?
There will be more drum machines, that's for sure. Do you mean custom/user provided synth patches?
Nice site, a few things: 1.youre missing the 808 clap!? 2.nice to have: beat one of each bar to be slighly darker than the others. 3.And obviously in true feature creep style: pls implement some random feature i use in my daw
I agree with the need for bar separation.
The last one, yeah:))
I’m not a music producer or drummer (just a beginner guitarist interested in how other music is made) but I think this is great. I noticed a typo when you mouse-over the CY, cymbal is mis-spelled with an extra ‘l’).
Nice site, a few things: 1.youre missing the 808 clap!? 2.nice to have: beat one of each bar to be slighly darker than the others. 3.And obviously in true feature creep style: pls implement some random feature i use in my daw
the maracas channel toggles to handclap (look just under the stylised-R of the Roland logo on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roland_TR-808#/media/File:TR-8... for the pair on the original front panel)
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